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 1 1 |                       1. St. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria,
 2 2 |  Constantinople, treated St. Cyril's authority with similar
 3 4 |   the leading part which St. Cyril played in these important
 4 5 |                       5. For Cyril, however, it was not enough
 5 6 |      rite not only count St. Cyril among the 'ecumenical Fathers,'
 6 8 |     of the East have for St. Cyril is mingled with an equal
 7 9 |     that all should take St. Cyril as their model in striving
 8 11|     the Christian faith, St. Cyril's untiring energy and unyielding
 9 15|   the Council of Nicaea, St. Cyril, while himself firmly adhering
10 17|                      17. Let Cyril of Alexandria be a model
11 17|    The result was that, when Cyril's 'dogmatic' letter had
12 20|    may see an example in St. Cyril's remarkable conduct. Vigorously
13 24|  twelve 'Chapters' which St. Cyril had drawn up at the Synod
14 24|  dignity.'26 In this way St. Cyril's charity bore in abundance
15 31| writes that 'he had embraced Cyril as though present in his
16 31|     and the authority of St. Cyril. It was therefore in the
17 31|    Celestine, a new Paul; to Cyril, a new Paul; to Celestine,
18 31|   thanks. One Celestine, one Cyril, one faith of the Synod,
19 32|    32. No wonder, then, that Cyril could write shortly afterwards: ~
20 33|   same constant union of St. Cyril with the Apostolic See is
21 33|    of the Roman See that St. Cyril began to take measures for
22 35|      plainly enough that St. Cyril was in perfect accord with
23 35|     of his confidence in St. Cyril and his gratitude towards
24 38|   called Christians take St. Cyril as their model, and work
25 43|    who, though they hold St. Cyril in great veneration, yet
26 44|    also, if they examine St. Cyril's writings with unprejudiced
27 45|   fifteenth centenary of St. Cyril, to implore the most powerful